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Cabinet Maker / Woodworker (2nd Shift)

Merritt

Mentor, OH | Full Time

$39k-51k (estimate)

0 Months Ago

Cabinet Maker / Woodworker (2nd Shift)

Merritt Mentor, OH

$39k-51k (estimate)

Full Time | Durable Manufacturing 0 Months Ago

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Merritt is Hiring a Cabinet Maker / Woodworker (2nd Shift) Near Mentor, OH

PURPOSE:
Assemble millwork components, prepare sub-assemblies, and assemble finished product to package and prepare for the complete product shipment. Work consists of routine tasks, processes, and performing operations prescribed by drawings, work orders, and procedures; as well as custom, one-off, highly complex joinery.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

Required to work with other associates in the assembly of millwork and casework.
Produce and assemble base, trim, crown moldings, and other items of various architectural component units.
Build high-end millwork and joinery following Millwork construction drawings
Use of assembly machinery; case and frame clamp, table saw, chop saw, router, drill, and band saw.
Hinge boring and insertion.
Hardware installation and reassembly of finished products.
Maintain awareness of shipping schedules and adjust work capacity needs as required.
Keeps work area clean and safe.

QUALIFICATIONS:

Minimum 2 years experience in woodworking and general assembly techniques.
Skilled use of sanders, glue machines, banders, and hand tools.
Correctly perform all aspects of routine work, meeting quality standards and requirements.
Must be able to achieve results in an accurate and timely manner.
Communicate effectively with co-workers, managers, and others.
Be able to share knowledge and ideas with others on the team.
Perform activities that directly support team outcomes.
Must be able to lift repetitive materials and/or parts weighing approximately 5-10 pounds.
Order to get the current job completed on time may require overtime beyond the traditional 50-55 hour workweek.